Speech Therapist

This role consists of two parts: diagnostics and therapy. Diagnostic component:

• You are part of a multidisciplinary diagnostic team.
• You are responsible for conducting speech therapy examinations within diagnostic pathways for children and young people with diverse needs.
• You analyze and process research data.
• You make a significant contribution to the diagnostic process based on your speech therapy expertise.
• You participate in multidisciplinary consultation meetings where research results are jointly discussed to arrive at a well-founded diagnosis.

• You guide children, young people, and adults with diverse needs, including:
• learning difficulties
• language problems
• articulation problems
• neurological disorders
• Therapies take place both in the practice and in schools in the region.
• You work closely with various schools and attach great importance to open communication and good cooperation with clients, parents, schools, and other stakeholders.

• You hold a degree in speech therapy (bachelor or master).
• You are interested in both diagnostics and therapy.
• You work accurately and are happy to take responsibility within diagnostic pathways.
• You function smoothly within a multidisciplinary team and actively contribute to consultation and collaboration.
• You are enthusiastic, motivated, and able to work independently.
• You possess strong communication skills in contacts with clients, parents, schools, and other stakeholders.
• A B driving license is a plus for travel to schools.
• Experience is not required; recently graduated speech therapists are explicitly encouraged to apply.

What they offer.

• A unique and varied role combining diagnostics and therapy.
• The opportunity to be an active part of a multidisciplinary diagnostic team.
• Regular consultation moments and substantive collaboration with colleagues from different disciplines.
• A fully equipped practice space.
• Access to extensive test and therapy materials.
• Administrative support.
• Substantive guidance and support within a collegial working environment.
• Negotiable starting hours, with the possibility to quickly expand to a more extensive schedule due to the growing demand for care.
• Flexible cooperation where the number of working days and planning are determined in mutual consultation.
• The opportunity to grow within a thriving practice with a well-developed therapeutic and diagnostic offering.